Writer and speaker Cheri Eiras joins us on this episode to talk about staying connected as a family and planning meaningful times together.
You can’t let nerves hold you back. Here are four quick tips for calming down and getting your nerves in check before your next exam.
Valerie Felder shares about preparing your teens for college, helping them make wise decisions, and, most importantly, how parents can pray for them.
Are you struggling to find a quiet place for your homeschool student to study? These seven ideas will help your teenager focus on their studies and ace their classes.
Kimberly Snyder is a CLEP exam pro, an ESL teacher and the founder of the Degree Hackers website. Listen in as she shares her dual credit story.
We know that our teens have unique strengths but it’s painstakingly hard to wait for those to reveal themselves. So how do we determine what those gifts are so we can shape them into usable tools for life?
Connie Albers, author of Parenting Beyond the Rules, shares her personal experience in dealing with her teens when it comes to rules and screen time.
Which CLEP exam is the easiest? It's a commmon question and Kimberly Snyder shares her thoughts based on her experience with CLEP exams.
High school students do sometimes fail CLEP exams. If your teen has recently failed a CLEP exam, follow these tips to ensure a more successful retest.
Former Dual Credit at Home student Kimberly Snyder has some great tips about setting goals for this semester.
Having a teen rebel is one of the most difficult things a parent can face. Kay Orr shares from the heart her family's story and offers hope to families in the midst of this difficult season with their teen.
How can you prepare your young teen for dual credit studies? What challenges will families face as they prepare for the high school years? Listen in as Becky Muldrow, Dual Credit at Home’s founder, shares from her years of experience with dual credit and successfully graduating seven homeschool high school students.
